Humanitarian China

- for a humane Chinese society -

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Humanitarian China (HC) was incorporated on February 8th, 2007 to the State of California, USA. On October 30, 2007, the U.S. IRS determined that HC is exempt from federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue code, and is qualified to receive tax deductible bequests, devises, transfers or gifts. 
With very limited resources, we work primarily to provide humanitarian support in China. We also help the development of a civil society in China to promote rule-of-law, human rights, and freedom of expressions. We focus on grassroot movements and people who are neglected by the outside world. We work on a case-by-case basis, where each member may have specific cases to support victims directly and independently.  
We sincerely invite you to participate with us to this great cause in the history of China.
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On December 16, 2007, Civil Rights & Livelihood Watch (Hubei) and HC signed a legal agreement to work together.
 
On May 12, 2008, we wired our first donation to our Chengdu representative to the Sichuan earthquake. We are working with other Chinese NGOs (NPOs) to contribute rebuilding the area, especially collapsed schools. To donate, make check payable to "Humanitarian China".
Updated info of the Sichuan earthquake's direct and independent people-to-people relief activities (May 28th). HC distributed 5 ton rice to victims (May 26th).HC Chengdu Representative's Mianzhu report (May 28th).HC donation arrived the epicenter (May 31st).Press Release (July 3rd). Donations update (August 8th).
P.O. Box 7265, Fremont CA 94537 USA
1-775-551-8065 (Fax)
1-408-712-0115 (C)
1-650-996-5017 (C)
China rep. Mr. Wang
86-28-8805-9710 
Japan rep. Mr. Kumagai
81-42-794-3891
 
Our 2007 pamphlet has general information and work report.
"感谢您给孩子的帮助,敬请您向陈先生转达我们全家对他的感激!" Mr. Wang lost freedom in Sichuan. His wife does not have a normal job to raise their children. This year their daughter will enter college without fund. Mr. Chan is determined to support the daughter's college education.